I don’t know why projects set up the compose file to build the image when they already have a publicly available image to use

Because the compose that’s in the repository is the development compose, it’s not meant for users… literally the first line: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/blob/master/docker-compose.yml#L1

TheFrenchGhosty ( https://invidious.io/team/ )

Nothing exist if you want to use FIAT.

Read the contracts, it’s information that is well documented by them.

Docker Compose as is.

I used Portainer for like 2 years when I first learned Docker (I only used to deploy compose file and motoring the container), but it’s really shit when you know how it works.

The fact that this comment is implying that “centralization in major corporate platforma is better” with valid argument deeply bother me.

Especially because I don’t really have a counter argument…

Damn.

You can also use better server providers that aren’t absolutely overpriced.

So it’s Tor but worse.

Because it’s proprietary and borderline spyware.

Use ViolentMonkey.

A lot: https://github.com/TheFrenchGhosty/TheFrenchGhostys-Ultimate-Firefox-Configuration

https://scribe.pussthecat.org/@attilavago/theres-more-to-the-reddit-meltdown-than-meets-the-eye-e42cedc6daca

Here, no paywall and no trackers.

This. Domain whitelist are the worse thing you can do.

Tidal proprietary lossy codec, that they advertized as lossless.

https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=pRjsu9-Vznc

https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=NHkqWZ9jzA0

If you have even just a bit of fame… you more than likely have a website that show all the way to contact you… so this is a non-issue.

Example, me: https://thefrenchghosty.me/contact/

MQA is literal garbage, so no, Tidal doesn’t.

Qobuz and Deezer do however.

Let’s do that in Lemmy instead!

iTunes is literally the same as streaming though.

You rent access to the content for as long as the platform wants.

DVD/Bluray are the solution to this… except not everything is released like that…

In the end, piracy wins… again… like it always has…

“I disagree with it, so it must be fash”

Fair enough I guess. Though them having Twitter at all is still a bit ironic…

The irony in this is massive. It’s so weird to see that you are the only one pointing it out.

Because it’s legacy.

People/companies have been expecting printers to die for like 30 years, but they haven’t, so only the bare minimum was done to keep them in working order.

Only the industrial-scale one are “OK” because that’s the place where they’re expected to stay.